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Angry Canadian March 12, 2022 Why is Canada bankrolling Zelensky? Speaking to the House of Commons

Duration: 19:44Views: 661Likes: 78Date Created: Mar, 2022

Channel: JCVdude

Category: People & Blogs

Tags: justin trudeauukrainian presidentcanadarussiavolodymyr zelenskyinternational consortium of investigative journalistspandora papershouse of commonsfreeland

Description: Why don't we hear about massive corruption in Ukraine? Why are we giving more taxpayer money to Zelensky? Why is he invited by Trudeau to address the House of Commons. So much corruption... Actor Volodymyr Zelensky stormed to the Ukrainian presidency in 2019 on a wave of public anger against the country’s political class, including previous leaders who used secret companies to stash their wealth overseas. Now, leaked documents prove that Zelensky and his inner circle have had their own network of offshore companies. Two belonging to the president’s partners were used to buy expensive property in London. The revelations come from documents in the Pandora Papers, millions of files from 14 offshore service providers leaked to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and shared with partners around the world including OCCRP. By 2017, Maltex was divided equally between shell companies belonging to Zelensky, Iakovlev, and brothers Serhiy Shefir and Borys Shefir. Ivan Bakanov, another Kvartal 95 partner who now serves as Ukraine’s secret police chief, was the beneficiary of another company that acted as nominee and trustee for the four other men’s ownership of Maltex. Zelensky, together with his wife, owned a quarter of Maltex through a Belize-registered firm called Film Heritage. But in 2019, in the heat of Zelensky’s election campaign, Film Heritage transferred its ownership of Maltex to another company owned by Serhiy Shefir, the soon-to-be presidential chief assistant. The transfer documents were prepared by Iurii Azarov.

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